Hi:  Amazon pages are often so cluttered that it is, indeed, hard to
find exactly what one wants.  Usually, the add to cart button shows
just above the product you are interested in.  Those suggestions for
additional products often lay between the actual product name and the
product description; if I get those I scroll up to find the add to
cart button.  The lack of headings and landmarks make the pages a bit
difficult to navigate and so, here's what I would suggest:
Use your keyboard function to find the edit box(es) on the page.
Since the shopping cart nearly always has an area to change the amount
of items it is easily found by, in my case, going to the top of the
page and pressing the e until I'm in the cart.  Just my method.
 Note that I used words such as usually and often because Amazon pages
seem to occasionally change style a bit.

On 1/5/23, Sherry Wells <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hello,
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> The last 2 times I have tried buying something on Amazon, I could not find
> the add to cart button.  Instead, Amazon listed something else I might be
> interested in & had a buy both or buy all 3 button.  I then had to go to my
> cart & delete the extra items I did not want.  I spent a lot of time
> looking
> for a simple add to cart or buy it button for just the item I wanted but
> could not find it.  I arrowed through everything as well as using the B key
> to jump from button to button.  Is this a new Amazon thing?  Anyone know
> what I can do to buy just the item I want?
>
>
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> Thanks,
>
> Sherry Wells
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